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There's no point to this at all, it's just making services more fragile. If "brute force" attacks are a concern, you are a fool that has password authenticatio
by RL_Quine 6y ago
There's no point to this at all, it's just making services more fragile.
If "brute force" attacks are a concern, you are a fool that has password authentication turned on.
If you have password authentication turned off, why does it matter?
- calvinmorrison 6y agoGiven some other attacks to ssh over the years, isn't it safer to use fail2ban